PHOTOS: Public art on Buffalo's West Side

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Buffalo Soldier Wing Stance by Maya Hayuk at 301 Connecticut Street is part of the Albright-Knox Public Art Initiative.

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Agents of Change was done by Lafayette International High School students during June of 2021.

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"Black Matter Is LIFE" by Maxx Moses went on the D'Youville College wall in June of 2020. On the sidewalk is Casey Milbrand's Pride mural "As Is."

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Mic Excel One completed this "Lil Bub" mural at The Black Sheep Restaurant & Bar at 367 Connecticut Street.

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This Nadine Ogle mural went up on Rhode Island Street in the summer of 2021.

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This piece by Hillary Waters Fayle is part of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery Public Art Initiative.

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This Public Art Initiative piece from Albright-Knox can be found at Five Points Bakery at the corner of Utica and Brayton streets.

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Buffalo artist Mark Adamusik murals Skyscraper and Rock-Steady are at a private residence near the traffic circle at Richmond Avenue and West Ferry Street, but can be seen from the sidewalk.

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These are no ordinary garages at the Essex Arts Center.

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Keeping it classy.

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This piece by Ian de Beer and Liz Ives can be found on the north side of Shakti Yoga.

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A mural by Elvi-Jo on Connecticut Street.

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A mural by Nick Miller on Massachusetts Avenue.

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This tribute to Puerto Rico is found on the northwest side of the Minimax Express.

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A mural by Augustina Droze at 185 Grant Street celebrates diversity.

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This art at the West Buffalo Charter School was completed in the summer of 2019.

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Art by Chuck Tingley found outside the West Side Bazaar.

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"Don't Drop a Dime on Me" is located in front of the Essex St Pub at 530 Rhode Island Street.

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A mural by Prish Moran at Sweet_Ness 7 Cafe on Grant Street.

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Bright colors adorn the Boys & Girls Club.

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A mural by Max Collins on Massachusetts Avenue includes a series of portraits.

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Max Collins added some color to the front of this Grant Street building.

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A tribute found on the west side.

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Artwork brings some life to the north wall at Freddy J's BBQ on Grant Street.

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The Gather & Game storefront at 205 Grant Street was completed by Casey Milbrand in the fall of 2020.

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This art can be found at the corners of Massachusetts and West streets.

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The Grant Street store front doesn't just use color, but also patterns.

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Three marketplace murals are found on the northwest corner of Ferry and Grant streets.

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This art by Beatriz Flores and Sonia Malfa is found at the Asarese-Matters Community Center.

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A vision shared on the west side.

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This mural, which features "BLM" and "solidarity," went up at 15th and Connecticut streets in 2021.

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PHOTOS: Public art on Buffalo's West Side

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